This whole thing just doesn't taste right. I feel like our community is being taken advantage of with the whole 'AskHN' thing when I see this type of offer. Thi

This whole thing just doesn't taste right. I feel like our community is being taken advantage of with the whole 'AskHN' thing when I see this type of offer. This isn't about iTunes apps, it's about how you position the product for the community. The product costs money, he could have built a feature-limited free version for us to download and check out. The author didn't provide any insightful information here or on a blog. And a direct link right into iTunes, ugh, that's almost as bad as linking a PDF and not mentioning it. It's this exact type of thing that will eventually force the community to say: 'no more'. And that's sad, because not only do we get to see some really cool services early on, but we learn from the feedback the community gives.